Eighth Annual Institute Focuses on Wyoming Education
The eighth annual Teachers Institute opens Sunday November 7 at 2 30 p m in the new high school auditorium Trustees and Community Day invite all to attend For California educator Will C Wood state superintendent lectures are featured George Knapp University of Wyoming directs music and will perform The program outlines sessions Sunday through Tuesday with speeches music and round tables led by Will C Wood Geo Knapp and other local educators The event promotes better social and educational opportunities in Wyoming.
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Teachers’ Institute
Wyoming
Will C. Wood
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
California
George Knapp
University of Wyoming
Mr. Knapp
Geo. Knapp
P. Om
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Geode
A. Seyfarth
Bender
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Mann Institute Weture
Will Co. Woolsala
Knupp
Titernission
Hunters Driven Out by Storm Near Green River Lakes
Two hunters Marquis and Eli Schwal received a forced retreat from Green River Lakes after a brief big game hunt. A seven storm forced return to Kemmerer Monday evening, with Supervisor C A Beam and Rev. Nashala stumbling upon severe weather en route.
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Marquis
Eli Schwalbe
Kemmerer
Green River Lakes
Hutt
Jane
C. A. Beam
Rev. Nashala
Dad
Oakley Wins Big in County Returns and Mining Areas
County results show Harding electors 1019 to Cox 642 in key precincts with Mondell at 1000 and Fowler 503. Morgan captures large majorities in mining camps. Star Valley votes solid for two and four year commissioners. Jackson Hole and South end show mixed outcomes for state legislature and county offices. Evans reports four Democrats elected in Uinta.
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Cox and Morgan
Star Valley
Harding
Cox
Mondell
Fowler
Congress
Gan
Morgan
Kemmerer
Mandell
Cheyenne
Morrow
Johnson
Smoot
Mesars
Reynolds
Noblitt
Tanner Id Sammon
Jensen
Delaney
Jackson Hole
Jackson
Green River Valley
Conondell
Eloney
Sammon
Tanner
Jenson
Diurich
Roberts
Scott
Oakley
Bell
Christmas
Rosenberg
Embree
Fitzpatrick
Jones
Niente
Huddenfam
Red Cross Sunday Proclaimed by Wyoming Governor
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims November 14 as Red Cross Sunday to honor the American Red Cross and urges Wyoming clergy to inform congregations about the organization while urging cooperation in its efforts. The proclamation, dated October 16, 1920, calls for suitable exercises and public awareness statewide.
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American Red Cross
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
State of
Ax Red Cross
Red Cross
Cheyenne
Only Solid South Goes Democratic
Only Solid South Goes Democratic continues from page one as Harding loses his home county for the first time in his political career. Illinois votes Republican by about 250,000, while Harding’s majorities in Michigan Massachusetts Wisconsin and California are around 100,000, with Pennsylvania near three quarters of a million. Idaho and Utah are virtually conflited as Republicans gain large majorities for Mondell. The report notes a shift away from the Solid South and hints at a Republican breakthrough in the region.
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Harding
Lowdon
Thompsin
Illinois
Mic
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
California
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Utah
Tie Youing
Mondell
Penrose
Smoot
Cummins
Iowa
Willis
Ohio
Lantoot
Stanfield
Chamberlain
Oregon
Wadsworth
New York
Spencer
Breckenridge Long
Minesouri
Long
Senator Nugent
Tennessee Voting Shifts Put Republicans Ahead In Several States
Reports show Tennessee voting Republican by about 40 000 with a Republican governor elected. Missouri Maryland Oklahoma New Mexico in doubt with varying margins. Republicans claim majorities in Senate and House, noting wins from Penrose Smoot Cummins and others.
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Tennessee
Missouri
Maryland
Cox
Oklahoma
Harding
New Mexico
Congress
Senate
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Claim Prompts Public Interest
A fragmentary notice discusses catarrh treatment claims and public skepticism. It references a healer offering remedies and hints at the era’s suspicion of cures. No verifiable names or dates are legible.
Teachers' Examination Notice at Kemmerer Next Week
County Superintendent Myra E. announces teachers' examinations at Kemmerer November 18 19 and 20. At least five hours in Normal subjects are prerequisites for entrance. This is the last examination opportunity of the term for teachers in Kemmerer and surrounding camps.
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Kemmerer
Myrae
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